Paul Kandarian

An Iranian immigrant agrees to marry her boss's son to stay in the U.S., but their simple green card wedding on Cape Cod gets complicated when her two Iranian best friends arrive with their own American boyfriends and cross-cultural baggage in tow.

High school janitor Rickey loses everything when his girlfriend, Kelly, is selected to play hockey for Team USA and compete in the World Games. To win her back, Rickey creates a misfit curling team and uses his sweeping skills to compete for gold and complete a comic quest for redemption that captivates the nation.


An obsessed journalism student's investigation of a former psychiatric institution leads him into the most repressed depths of his own haunted psyche.

On the first night of Hanukkah, a grandfather and his estranged granddaughter are pulled into a sinister game of dreidel.

MaryBeth, a sanitation worker, is on her morning route when the Mayor's wife is murdered. She hears something in the forest but, due to a contentious relationship with the local sheriff, chooses not to disclose what she may have witnessed. The murderers, aware of MaryBeth's presence and potential to expose them, are determined to silence her.

As an imminent construction project looms over their beloved small-town baseball field, a pair of New England rec-league teams face off for the last time. Tensions flare up and ceremonial laughs are shared as an era of camaraderie and escapism fades into an uncertain future.

A soldier trapped in a time loop is forced to fight a battle he can never win over and over again.

Self-centered Solomon Lynch takes a journey through his past, present, and future. But it takes more than Christmas spirit to set things right in this story of hope, faith, and redemption.

Bay Creek Tennis Camp is led by Coach Charlie, a tennis star turned brusque middle-aged coach-and this year, he's signed on Assistant Coach Raegan, a non-binary college student and rising tennis star to help for the summer. Coach Charlie is accustomed to doing things his way, as he always has-calling the kids "Miss Williams" and "Mr. Brown" and separating them out each day according to gender for speed matches. Raegan, too shy to criticize, quietly tries a different approach-asking kids their pronouns and integrating games to get the kids engaged. But when some of the kids don't fit neatly into the gender boxes assigned to them, they decide the rules need to change once and for all.

A premonition inducing drug could cost a group of med students everything they hold dearly, including their memories.